Bitcoin could not proceed higher yesterday after peaking at 22791.00, it then plummeted lower to break the support level mentioned yesterday at 22054.50. It dived afterwards and has had a bearish view ever since having broken another trendline support at 20666. Yesterday's inflation news in the US caused the fall, and I alerted my fellow BTT member before the news on a thread that could be found here:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/alert-important-us-inflation-news-is-due-today-5413398On the 4H chart, the market is a little bit messy, it is bearish, but the MACD is now neutral and the stochastic oscillator is oversold. These might cause conflicts of interest today, which makes me suggest a bullish correction before the market continues selling. Though the correction might/mightn't happen since yesterday's news might have a long-term impact on Bitcoin.
However, the daily chart is clearer about what happened. The trendline on the chart proved to be strong and rejected the price of the market lower from 22606.98 as it closed below the level. Therefore, my bias has shifted to bearish trend on Bitcoin today and till further notice. The market will move lower to retest the low of August at 18510.77, while a break of it will make the market proceed lower towards the low of June at 17625.00.
22k BTC price is a great relief to speculators and investors at this moment where Bitcoin has noised dive below 20k for several weeks so arriving at a 22k+ price is something to emphasize before taking any decision and I believe what op has said that this recent Bitcoin chart movement should be properly analyzed before any decision is taken and for traders I advice opening more buying positions for Bitcoin and holding stablecoins.
The market conditions right now require close observation!
Well said my friend, I do my best to analyze the market, give possible conditions and still watch out for any adverse development afterwards. That is why you might see me favouring a bullish trend today but a bearish trend tomorrow. Traders should be dynamic.
Personally I think the
local volume point of control where the 200 MA is priced on the 4hr at $21.5K is likely to act as support level, as there is a nice confluence of support here with long-term moving average and volume.
This is where price was initially rejected from as it acted as resistance, so therefore is now likely to further confirm it as support. I otherwise wouldn't put too much faith in an upwards sloping trend-line that only has two touch-points, as these are nothing more than a coincidence without three touch-points (a confirmed pattern). This would be the same trap as before with the resistance trend-line that was repeatedly broken without price moving to the upside. The fact that after the third time it broke through this trend-line that was repeatedly shifting appears to be more coincidence than cause and effect.
It will be interesting to see if price can hold the 50 Day MA at $22K as well as bullish territory on the RSI, as the latter hasn't been achieved since March, so could easily send price up another 8% to $24K resistance trend-line and distribution level in order to reach overbought territory. Given it's been 6 months since Bitcoin has been overbought on the Daily time-frame, many of us have forgotten that this is possible, even within bear markets. The end of the week will otherwise mark 3 months since the $17.5K low which will further given me February 2019 vibes of being in the second part of confirming and forming a macro low.
What I can say is that there are a lot of trading strategies, and we are free to use anyone that works for us. I'm only keeping my analysis here simple to avoid complications. I still do some internal diggings that I don't show here, but my final resolves are what my daily speculations posted portray.
I know many trading strategies, but imagine seeing trendline, MA (50, 100 & 200), Fibonacci tools, wave theory and many more on the same chart, won't they cause much conflict of interest? This makes me come to the conclusion of the best support and resistance levels for my readers so that they will not make mistakes because of me.
Taking yesterday as a case study, the determining level was 22054.50, holding above it was a go for buyers, but going below it was a go for the sellers. My trading conditions were clear enough and worked perfectly if one follows them accurately.
Also, traders tend to make mistakes if they believe that only certain principles apply to trading, many principles do apply, only that some traders might be blind to them. As a matter of fact, many approaches must be viewed critically before going for the one that is best, which is what I am doing here. In other words, I always do some internal filtering that might not be obvious to many.